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There may yet be more security fixes included than the article currently lists. It seems that for the last few releases, Apple has been quietly adding and updat
by 0x0 9y ago
There may yet be more security fixes included than the article currently lists. It seems that for the last few releases, Apple has been quietly adding and updating CVEs to the release notes days and weeks after the initial publication, not least of which was the meltdown mitigations in 10.13.2 (that update was pushed almost a month before the meltdown embargo was lifted, and the fact that patches were already included was kept secret).
For a scary-looking example of what macOS 10.13.3 / iOS 11.2.5 may secretly contain fixes for, take a look at https://twitter.com/ranixch/status/955921380855418882 https://twitter.com/ranixch/status/955921380855418882
- willstrafach 9y agoI believe the Twitter user you link was credited on the page actually.
- 0x0 9y agoHuh, that's odd. I thought I seached for the CVE number on the page before posting this. Maybe the page has been quietly updated already. Or maybe I was confused. Actually, I was probably confusing the macOS and iOS announcements.